Sentence examples for process to stand from inspiring English sources

It is time for policymakers, commentators, and all engaged in the political process to stand with mainstream Australia – the taxpayers who support the delivery of government services – by insisting on innovation in the delivery of government services.

As an American citizen, I believe that it is my responsibility to participate fully and actively in the democratic process and to stand up for the policies and values I believe in.

It takes a while to process my experiences, to stand back and formulate them into a readable narrative.

"It's a learning process, he has to stand up for himself and that is what he is doing.

The Maastricht process has come to stand not for the great opportunity that the single currency might have been, but for ineptitude, dishonesty and stagnation.

The process was meant to stand in stark contrast to the Nuremberg trials: where Nuremberg was an exercise in retributive justice, the TRC was an exercise in restorative justice, in which offenders were urged to take responsibility for their crimes, and victims were urged to speak about their trauma.

In a not very thinly veiled threat, the Islington North MP says: 'We have to encourage the parliamentary Labour party to be part of that process and not to stand in the way of democratising the party and empowering the party members.' His calls for loyalty and compliance will ring hollow from a man who voted against the last Labour government over 400 times.

"No heavy petting?" ripostes Jen to which Dan counters: "That's a municipal ordinance!" The scripted writing process allows Kitson to stand outside of himself (at least one persona removed) and comment on his own canon of work: "yet again, a whimsical story about loneliness!" The riddle of who is pulling the strings is subtly nuanced throughout.

In addition, and again also in a way similar to Spinoza's account of substance as seen from different aspects, each productive process is understood to stand in relation to and play a part of a complexly structured whole, none of which is reducible to being the simple or essential cause of the others.

Even though his letter was sent by mistake, a judge ruled that it would be an abuse of process for him to stand trial for the murders of Squadron Quartermaster Corporal Roy Bright, Lieutenant Anthony Daly, Trooper Simon Tipper and Lance Corporal Jeffrey Young on 20 July 1982 in the Hyde Park attack.

In teach-pendant process, operators need to stand in certain nearby area, hold the control unit and move robot manually; meanwhile, special focus should be paid on to avoid collision and identify the arrival at targeted position, as shown in Fig. 1a.